Lauren Cranny Veterinary Physiotherapy

28/08/2026

Great opportunity with a great practice! 🐾

Entry level role opportunity

We are looking for a person who would like an entry level role within our practice.
Saturday morning (9am-12pm) and Wednesday evening (4pm-6pm) in our Lytchett branch.
The job would be supporting our team with end of day tasks such as cleaning out kennels, floor hygiene, cleaning kits, washing and a variety of other jobs.
PHP are very proud of our previous Saturday helpers 🙂 They have gone on to study Vet science, Zoology and Veterinary nursing amongst other things.
If you’d like to apply, please email [email protected] with a clearly written CV and cover letter. Explain why you’d like the role. Interest and enthusiasm for the industry more important than anything else. If you’ve never written a CV give it a go!

Blatant reuse of the cutest puppy photo! 🐾😍😍🐾

24/08/2026

Beautiful Baloo the Leonberger out showing at the weekend, picking up a VHC at the Welsh champs 🏆

Strength and conditioning as well as individualised physiotherapy and McTimoney Chiropractic has helped this boy receive super comments from judges. We’ve been able to improve subtle aspects of posture, coat (this one is huge!) and movement which account for so much in the show ring 🙌🏻

21/08/2026

Thank you to all my clients who have been patient with me this week.

We very sadly and suddenly lost our Weimeraner Otis to what was most likely a hemangiosarcoma. It’s been devastating, but choosing to continue seeing my clients and see how amazing they’re all doing has kept me going ❤️

14/08/2026

A quick search online will result in hundreds of different ways and products promising to help you with your horse or dog's chronic condition (some with no scientific basis or testing at all!).

I think it's often not shared enough that there are simple steps we can take as owners to help our pets, alongside their other interventions whether that be pharmaceutical, herbal, supplementary, therapeutic or otherwise.

Here are 5 easy (and more importantly, free!) ways in which you can help keep track of your animal's chronic condition...

1. keeping an exercise diary can reveal aspects of your animal's physical exercise which might be causing flare-ups
2. constantly and consistently take photos and videos! These are useful to more than just yourself
3. utilise online resources and apps which look at objectifying your animal's function and pain
4. ensure you're educated about your animal's condition to stay up-to-date and to advocate for them. Veterinary professionals can verify information you see online too!
5. a huge proportion of our pets are overweight. Every extra KG can increase strain on joints, soft tissues and organs which are already dealing with a chronic condition

08/08/2026

POV: you’ve heard how well your dog sister has done with physiotherapy and you want in!

31/07/2026

Maggie enjoying the good things in life 💆🏼‍♀️

27/07/2026

Happy 1st birthday to Bossy Flossy! 🎂

This little rascal was surrendered in rescue at 8 weeks old with some very obvious abnormalities. Not only does Floss have a rare genetic condition usually prevented through ethical breeding, she also has cerebellar hypoplasia, meaning the area of her brain controlling movement is underdeveloped 🧠

Despite all this, floss is charging her way through life and is not stopping any time soon! Floss is loved so deeply by her paw-rents who very kindly took her in (otherwise she may have been coming home with me!).

Floss inspires me and others to continue providing care for those animals who suffer some of the most complex or least researched conditions, including Nala who I’ve posted about recently.

Video proof of floss’s zest for life (taken in cooler times with Twiggy🌤️)

24/07/2026

SUCCESS STORY: BUZZ...

This story makes me so proud of the career I've built! Buzz had spinal surgery in early this year for IVDD and his owners feared for the worst. Fast-forwards to now, he is back enjoying life and running with his brother, Bertie 🐾

To read more about his journey and what his owners say, follow the link below:

https://www.laurencrannyvp.co.uk/buzz-recovering-from-ivdd-surgery/

17/07/2026

Mr Bobbie recently enjoying his pulsed electromagnetic field therapy in the shade with the wind in his fur 💆🏼‍♀️

This boy is absolutely ADORED by everyone he meets and he is still waiting for his perfect family to come along. If you’d like to know more about Bobbie, then please follow and share the link below:

https://www.margaretgreenanimalrescue.org.uk/dog/49105/

13/07/2026

Lovely Louis drifting off to sleep after his physiotherapy and chiropractic treatment 💤

Louise has treatments several times a year to keep him comfortable and to help build strength. He’s come a very long way after some time off!